University of Birmingham
Evaluation and Governance of AI in Healthcare is a paid course from University of Birmingham, in person. It costs £1,875. It leads to an academic award. Next intake not announced.
We rate it intermediate level; the provider doesn't say.
Suits healthcare, policy and medtech staff who need to judge whether a clinical AI tool is safe and how to govern it locally. What stands out is the choice between a 30-credit microcredential (£1,875 home fee) and a non-credit version (£1,575). The main caveat is that 2026/27 dates are still to be confirmed, it is five days in person in Birmingham, and non-credit places are limited. A free starting point is Introduction to AI in the NHS from HFMA, a ten-minute pilot module.
Checked against University of Birmingham on 12 Oct 2026
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A five-day in-person course at the University of Birmingham on appraising evidence for AI health technologies, generating local evidence and managing their risks, including cyber security, interoperability and clinical risk. It runs as a 30-credit postgraduate microcredential or a non-credit CPD course. Aimed at recent graduates and mid-career healthcare or medtech staff.
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Level: intermediate (our rating). Delivery: in person.
This course is suitable for recent graduates from healthcare, management, technical or innovation degree programmes. The course is also suitable for mid-career applicants with practical, policy or research roles in healthcare or medtech.
£1,875. 2026/27 fees: Microcredential (Home) £1,875; Microcredential (International) £5,250; Non-credit £1,575.
Certificate: academic award. Microcredential (30 credits); certificate of completion for the non-credit version.
University of Birmingham is a UK provider. We checked this course on its own page on 12 Oct 2026.
The price is shown in pounds, as the provider states it.
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Other UK courses for healthcare: Using AI in education settings: support materials (Department for Education), BCS Foundation Award: Award in Understanding the Role of Ethics in the Responsible Use of AI (PLA) (Cardiff and Vale College), BCS Foundation Award: How AI Can Support Your Organisation (PLA) (Cardiff and Vale College).
See also: free and funded training by nation, AI courses for managers and leaders.
Next intake not announced.
£1,875.
Yes: academic award. The provider calls it "Microcredential (30 credits); certificate of completion for the non-credit version".
It's an intermediate course (our rating; the provider does not state a level). Prerequisites: This course is suitable for recent graduates from healthcare, management, technical or innovation degree programmes. The course is also suitable for mid-career applicants with practical, policy or research roles in healthcare or medtech.
Next intake not announced.
No. Evaluation and Governance of AI in Healthcare costs £1,875.
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